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I know this is gonna be controversial, but here it is anyhoo:
He wasn't forced to agree to their terms.
It's his fault for being bad at business.
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He wasn't forced to agree to their terms.
It's his fault for being bad at business.
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Yes he is is fault at opening up a business with 5 app companies doing his delivery. But he has alot of cash. 1store has 7 drivers on a friday nt.i was one many years ago at night. Big money in this type of food delivery. And he has 31 years at 1 store and second store 16 years both are 7 days a week.
My point is the fees and quality of drivers you get for 30% suck
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Because customers don’t tip. No one’s busting their ass and killing their car for $2. Not gonna happen.
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When a guy is running a bed & breakfast / take out restaurant out of his 3 bedroom house it's not hard to believe.
WTF?!?
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Well, I don't know about that particular restuarant but, the delivery companies did kind of force many restuarants to sign up with them.
They added altered menus to the delivery apps from restuarants that refused. They would have someone call and place the order or actually have the delivery driver place & pay for the order.
Orders weren't 100% accurate because if the errors / alterations in the menus on the delivery app causing complaints and unsatisfied customers.
For a successful established chain that was bad bad but survivable. For a one off mom & pops restuarant, it's much more serious. Then the pandemic hit and these app put on the full court press.
Running in app specials for the the hold out restuarants which basically forced them to sign up to save their reputations.
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Support your outlandish assertions with evidence. Otherwise, your comment stands as a monument to bovine excrement.
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Nah, too lazy. Well, that's not really true. More like it would be a waste of my time.
I think you already know this is how they operated and continue to operate. I believe any articles I post would go unread by you.
It was so bad in our nations most populated state that a law was enacted to prevent it from happening.
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Still waiting. You have others to convince here, not just me.
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Prove me wrong.
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No, it seems you're the only one defending and denying the multi-billion dollar companies' behavior and shitty business practices. 🤔
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He who makes a claim must support it. It's called burden of proof.
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Ooooooooooooh! Where’s my popcorn?!?
Betcha won’t fight!!! I dare you!!!😂
Betcha won’t fight!!! I dare you!!!😂
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Nothing to see here folks! 😁
Failures to even attempt to support silly assertions with evidence are pretty rookie mistakes.
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If it wasn't you, I'd gladly post links to articles supporting what I said. Because it is you asking, I won't. I believe it's a waste of my time. As I already said, you already know I'm right. You, for whatever reason get your rocks off defending and denying the poor behavior, of these companies. You've probably read many of the same articles as I have. It's not ground breaking stuff here, it's old news. CA's law took effect 1-2021
Since I am going off memory I wasn't 100% sure of the date, so I looked up the date. Since I had looked up the date, I screenshot it and posted it.
Believe me, pretend to not believe me, research it yourself or don't. I really don't care. I know you know it's true.
Personally, I think it's a brilliant move on their behalf. I also think it's shitty behavior and in my opinion unethical, and completely unfair to independent restaurants. It's akin to the mob collecting "protection money." It is basically extortion.
I read an article a while ago, an independent pizza parlor in, I think NYC, found out one of the apps had him listed against his wishes. The menu was wrong, I don't remember all the inaccuracies, but he ordered a bunch of pizzas through the app. I don't recall if someone placed the order by phone or if it was made in person by someone but it was paid for by whoever picked it up via a cc. The owner sent empty boxes or boxes with uncooked pizza dough to his apartment. 😆 🤣 😂 I will see if I can find that article, as I think it's entertaining.
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There's nothing to fight about. He knows it's true.
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That was much easier than I thought
A pizzeria owner made money buying his own $24 pizzas from DoorDash for $16
This must make sense to someone, right?
www.theverge.com
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Still waiting for the citations for this allegation.
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Okay. Stay right there holding your breath. I'll be right back. 😆 🤣 😂
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